The Opquast Digital Quality Framework - Rule n° 50

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When I changed careers, I wanted to bring meaning to my new assignments. Because I felt the need to consider the end user first, I took the Opquast training and then the certification. Thanks to what I learned, I succeeded in my interviews and convinced those who became my team. Opquast gave me the keys to understand quality, but also to find missions that make sense.
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Rule n° 50 - The recourse in cases of dispute are indicated in the general terms and conditions of sale or of use.

Litigation is always possible. So by specifying how to appeal is a simple way to show that the situation was considered and it can be managed.

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Reassure users before they make a purchase.
Give buyers all of the relevant information related to their purchases, whether or not everything goes well.

Indicate in the terms and conditions and/or terms of use, the recourse in the event of dispute.

On the pages concerning the terms and conditions or the terms of service: